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Riverview Lift Station Replacement Project

The existing Riverview Lift Station was constructed in the 1960s and has the capacity to pump 3.5 million gallons per day (MGD) to the Missouri River Water Resource Recovery Facility (MRWWRF). A new lift station was needed to ensure flows from the Riverview and Grover Street sewers can be reliably pumped into the new South Interceptor Force Main and to maximize conveyance of wet weather flows to the MRWRRF. Lift station capacity is also needed to accommodate the Henry Doorly Zoo cleaning and draining of exhibits and facilities.

The new lift station was designed to have the capacity to pump 7.0 MGD and to help reduce CSO discharges. The location of the Riverview Lift Station Replacement Project is just west of the existing lift station, adjacent to Gibson Road. Work includes construction of two diversion structures at the existing Grover and Riverview Street combined sewers to capture flows and convey them to the new Riverview Lift Station.

Additional Resources

Project Map: Riverview Lift Station Replacement

factsheet.png   Project Factsheet

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Schedule

Substantial completion to be reached when pump testing is complete.

The Blake Street Lift Station Improvements Project was added as a contract change order.


Contact Information

City of Omaha
Jake Hansen
402-444-3922, Ext. 2202

Consultant
Carollo Engineers
Weston Engel
402-496-4088

Public Facilitator
Felsburg Holt & Ullevig
Dave Lampe
402-445-4405


Project References

Project Number:  OPW 52402
LTCP Project Name:  Riverview Lift Station